African American Stag-C. 1925-Stylized black face,

**First Time At Auction** North America, United States, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. A ventriloquist doll or dummy in the form of a caricatured man of African descent in the blackface minst

20th century pastel / chalk medium on paper. Subject matter depicts a young and slender seated black girl, with a reflective, pensive look on her face. No apparent markings. Art presented in a charcoa

C.R. Schiefer American (1925-2018) stylized modernist bird, 2001 carved Indiana limestone sculpture signed and dated. Provenance: From a private collector in Zionsville / Indianapolis. 13"H x 7 1/2"W

Charles (C.R.) Schiefer American (1925-2018) stylized modernist owl, Indiana granite stone carving sculpture signature not visible. Provenance: From a private collector in Zionsville / Indianapolis. 9

Painting on Board by noted African American artist Mose Tolliver - Large Face - 1925-2006 - 33 in tall x 24

Painting by Doc Spellmon(African-American 1925 to 2008), titled Two Iron Men: 'Black Seminole Indian Collection', dated 1989. Frame: 17 1/4" x 13.5" Painting: 15" x 11 1/4" Davids notes:F.L.Doc Spellm

Heading: (African American, 1905-1944) Author: Campbell, E. Simms; Lorenzo Harris; Robert Blackburn Title: Collection of ephemera by three African-American artists of the early 20th century Place Publ

C. 1925 BLACK FOLK ART CARVED MINSTREL PUPPET, ORIGINAL CLOTHING, PAINTED FACE, 17"

West Africa, Liberia or Ivory Coast, Dan peoples, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. An intriguing and highly-stylized face mask, the face hand-carved from hard wood. The face is characterized by

Lot of 3 African American cloth dolls incl 2 w stockinette heads - boy w manufactured body & embroidered faces & pinched nose plus a third w black cotton face & shoe button eyes - 14"-16" tall

(4) Later 20th C Artist Black Dolls, all portraying African American children, bisque heads, forearms and lower legs, largest girl in red dress, glass eyes, 17", smallest sleeping baby, 12", with anti

19th century and early 20th century Black African American New York/New Jersey area photographs, cabinet cards and tin type.

Anthony Ryder (American, b. 1957) oil on canvas bust length three quarter view portrait of an unidentified Black gentleman, against a painterly indistinct background. Signed with monogram. Contemporar

African American Bronze Figural Sculpture c.1890Figural bronze sculpture of a Black woman with a basket.It is mounted on a marble base.Dimension: 6.4” x 4” with base’ figure: 5.6” x3.4”Condi

Grouping of approximately 180 stereoview cards, mostly American views including: African American cotton picking photo, other Black stereoviews including a Black-face image, William McKinley memorial,

Artist signed abstract figural drawing of a face. Black sharpie marker on paper. Signed lower left. Work measures 4 1/2" x 4 1/2". Housed in frame measuring 10 1/8" x 10 1/8". Good overall condition.

Unusual folk art root carving of a stylized man, possibly African American. Another face is also carved into the piece between the 2 extended arms. Signed on right leg "Jorge H. Bonilla P. / illegible

James Ogbanna Phelps (Milledgeville, GA). Group Of Five Mini Face Jugs. c. 1995. Signed and dated. All in excellent condition. Tallest is 4.5"h. African American Maker, based on Edgefield vessels. Pro

Beautiful Black/African American doll named Neza. She is 21". She is all original, porcelain face, porcelain breast plate down to waist, hands up to elbow, legs porcelain up to knee, rest is stuffed,

Black History African-American "Folk Art" Pictorial Sampler c. 1900 Turn-of-the Century, Vintage African-American Folk Art Style Pictorial Sampler, Original Frame, Very Fine. Original vintage African-

Black History Tintype of a "Dapper" African American Philadelphia Man Tintype Photo of "Dapper" Fine Dressed African American Man, with Photography studio label on back from J. Fenton's Ambrotype, Fer

Twelve books on black history and African-American people and groups, c/o The Price of a Child by Lorene Cary (signed by the author on the title page), Death of a King: The Real Story of Dr. Martin Lu

African American History, Man Riding Bull in Marietta Square, Marietta Ga. c. early 1900's, black & white photo print. Created in the early 1990's by Hardy Studios in Marietta Ga, with stamp on the re

c. 1890 broadside advertising “Black Patti’s Troubadours,” a traveling show starring African American soprano Matilda Sissiereta. Newspapers favorably compared a young Sissiereta to